Latest Buy Back Programs News

Perseus Mining has boosted its on-market share buy-back program by A$50 million to A$150 million, reflecting confidence in its balance sheet and cash flow generation while maintaining funding for organic growth.

WCM Global Growth Limited has renewed its on-market share buy-back program for another year, signalling ongoing capital management flexibility amid evolving market conditions.

Garda Property Group's industrial portfolio valuation rose by $8.25 million for FY26, driven by Brisbane rent growth and land value increases, pushing the portfolio to $340.56 million.

NAOS EX-50 Opportunities Company Limited has initiated an on-market buy-back program targeting up to 4.58 million shares, representing 10% of its issued capital, to run from June 2026 through to June 2027.

Volt Group reported an 8% revenue decline in FY25 amid strategic shifts but is poised for growth with the 4D Delta acquisition driving a 150% revenue surge in Q1 FY26.

Australian Clinical Labs appoints Greg Horan as Group CEO effective August 2026, marking a leadership transition after a decade under Melinda McGrath. Horan’s healthcare and operational expertise positions ACL for its next growth phase.

Solvar Limited has renewed its on-market share buy-back for 12 months, signalling ongoing capital management amid evolving market conditions.

Argo Global Listed Infrastructure Limited (ASX: ALI) has opened a Share Purchase Plan allowing eligible shareholders to buy up to $30,000 of new shares at a discount, aiming to boost fund size and cost efficiency.

Dexus Convenience Retail REIT has agreed to sell three convenience retail assets for $8 million, achieving a 1.4% premium to book value, with proceeds earmarked for its on-market buy-back program.

Northern Star Resources is preparing for a leadership change as Managing Director Stuart Tonkin announces his intention to step down in the first quarter of FY27 after 13 years at the helm. The Board has initiated a global search to find his successor.

US Masters Residential Property Group (URF) sold 40 properties for US$48.59 million in Q1 2026, cutting its portfolio to 121 assets valued at US$123.21 million. The Group targets a full exit by year-end amid stable market conditions despite geopolitical and local political challenges.

Alternative Investment Trust (ASX: AIQ) is set to raise approximately A$10.2 million through a placement of 7.39 million units priced at A$1.38, matching its adjusted net tangible asset value. The capital will bolster AIQ’s exposure to the WSS Master Fund and other investments.